Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Theodore C. Lamson - Pleasanton CA, US Marc Jensen - Los Gatos CA, US
Assignee:
Medtronic Vascular, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
A61B019/00
US Classification:
128898, 606108
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for direct coronary revascularization wherein a transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary blood vessel to permit blood to flow therebetween. In some embodiments, the transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary vein. The invention includes unstented transmyocardial passageways, as well as transmyocardial passageways wherein protrusive stent devices extend from the transmyocardial passageway into an adjacent coronary vessel or chamber of the heart. The apparatus of the present invention include protrusive stent devices for stenting of transmyocardial passageways, intraluminal valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, intracardiac valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, endogenous tissue valves for valving of transmyocardial passageways, and ancillary apparatus for use in conjunction therewith.
Methods And Apparatus For Transmyocardial Direct Coronary Revascularization
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Theodore C. Lamson - Pleasanton CA, US Marc Jensen - Los Gatos CA, US
Assignee:
Medtronic Vascular, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
A61B 19/00
US Classification:
128898, 606108
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for direct coronary revascularization wherein a transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary blood vessel to permit blood to flow therebetween. In some embodiments, the transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary vein. The invention includes unstented transmyocardial passageways, as well as transmyocardial passageways wherein protrusive stent devices extend from the transmyocardial passageway into an adjacent coronary vessel or chamber of the heart. The apparatus of the present invention include protrusive stent devices for stenting of transmyocardial passageways, intraluminal valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, intracardiac valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, endogenous tissue valves for valving of transmyocardial passageways, and ancillary apparatus for use in conjunction therewith.
Catheters And Related Devices For Forming Passageways Between Blood Vessels Or Other Anatomical Structures
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Philip Christopher Evard - Palo Alto CA, US Patrick Edward Macauley - San Jose CA, US John Thomas Garibotto - Newark CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Alan Robert Selfridge - Los Gatos CA, US
Assignee:
Medtronic Vascular, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
A61B 17/32 A61B 8/00
US Classification:
606169, 600439
Abstract:
The inventions described in this patent application include i) a torqueable introducer sheath which is useable in conjunction with a transvascular passageway forming catheter to effect precise rotational control of the catheter; ii) an anchorable guide catheter which is useable in conjunction with an intravascular imaging catheter and a transvascular passageway-forming catheter to effect precise positioning and aiming of the passageway-forming catheter; iii) a passageway forming catheter having a torqueable proximal portion to facilitate precise rotational positioning of the distal portion of the catheter; iv) a deflectable-tipped passageway forming catheter, v) various markers and other apparatus useable in conjunction with any of the passageway-forming catheters to facilitate precise positioning and aiming of the catheter, and vi) an apparatus which may be formed within a catheter to prevent a member, apparatus of flow of material from being inadvertently advanced through a lumen of the catheter.
Methods And Apparatus For Transmyocardial Direct Coronary Revascularization
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Christopher Flaherty - Topsfield MA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Theodore C. Lamson - Pleasanton CA, US Marc Jensen - Los Gatos CA, US
Assignee:
Medtronic Vascular, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
A61B 17/00
US Classification:
128898
Abstract:
Methods and apparatus for direct coronary revascularization wherein a transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary blood vessel to permit blood to flow therebetween. In some embodiments, the transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary vein. The invention includes unstented transmyocardial passageways, as well as transmyocardial passageways wherein protrusive stent devices extend from the transmyocardial passageway into an adjacent coronary vessel or chamber of the heart. The apparatus of the present invention include protrusive stent devices for stenting of transmyocardial passageways, intraluminal valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, intracardiac valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, endogenous tissue valves for valving of transmyocardial passageways, and ancillary apparatus for use in conjunction therewith.
Methods And Apparatus For Transmyocardial Direct Coronary Revascularization
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Margaret Tumas - Orinda CA, US Theodore Lamson - Pleasanton CA, US Marc Jensen - Los Gatos CA, US
Methods and apparatus for direct coronary revascularization wherein a transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary blood vessel to permit blood to flow therebetween. In some embodiments, the transmyocardial passageway is formed between a chamber of the heart and a coronary vein. The invention includes unstented transmyocardial passageways, as well as transmyocardial passageways wherein protrusive stent devices extend from the transmyocardial passageway into an adjacent coronary vessel or chamber of the heart. The apparatus of the present invention include protrusive stent devices for stenting of transmyocardial passageways, intraluminal valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, intracardiac valving devices for valving of transmyocardial passageways, endogenous tissue valves for valving of transmyocardial passageways, and ancillary apparatus for use in conjunction therewith.
Catheters And Related Devices For Forming Passageways Between Blood Vessels Or Other Anatomical Structures
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA, US J. Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Philip Christopher Evard - Palo Alto CA, US Patrick Edward Macaulay - San Jose CA, US John Thomas Garibotto - Newark CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Alan Robert Selfridge - Los Gatos CA, US
The inventions described in this patent application include i) a torqueable introducer sheath which is useable in conjunction with a transvascular passageway forming catheter to effect precise rotational control of the catheter; ii) an anchorable guide catheter which is useable in conjunction with an intravascular imaging catheter and a transvascular passageway-forming catheter to effect precise positioning and aiming of the passageway-forming catheter; iii) a passageway forming catheter having a torqueable proximal portion to facilitate precise rotational positioning of the distal portion of the catheter; iv) a deflectable-tipped passageway forming catheter, v) various markers and other apparatus useable in conjunction with any of the passageway-forming catheters to facilitate precise positioning and aiming of the catheter, and vi) an apparatus which may be formed within a catheter to prevent a member, apparatus of flow of material from being inadvertently advanced through a lumen of the catheter.
Catheters And Related Devices For Forming Passageways Between Blood Vessels Or Other Anatomical Structures
Joshua Makower - Los Altos CA J. Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA Philip Christopher Evard - Palo Alto CA Patrick Edward Macaulay - San Jose CA John Thomas Garibotto - Newark CA Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA Alan Robert Selfridge - Los Gatos CA
Assignee:
TransVascular, Inc. - Menlo Park CA
International Classification:
A61M 3700
US Classification:
604528
Abstract:
The inventions described in this patent application include i) a torqueable introducer sheath which is useable in conjunction with a transvascular passageway forming catheter to effect precise rotational control of the catheter; ii) an anchorable guide catheter which is useable in conjunction with an intravascular imaging catheter and a transvascular passageway-forming catheter to effect precise positioning and aiming of the passageway-forming catheter; iii) a passageway forming catheter having a torqueable proximal portion to facilitate precise rotational positioning of the distal portion of the catheter; iv) a deflectable-tipped passageway forming catheter, v) various markers and other apparatus useable in conjunction with any of the passageway-forming catheters to facilitate precise positioning and aiming of the catheter, and vi) an apparatus which may be formed within a catheter to prevent a member, apparatus of flow of material from being inadvertently advanced through a lumen of the catheter.
Catheters And Related Devices For Forming Passageways Between Blood Vessels Or Other Anatomical Structures
- Santa Rosa CA, US Christopher Flaherty - Los Altos CA, US Timothy R. Machold - Moss Beach CA, US Jason Brian Whitt - San Francisco CA, US Philip Christopher Evard - Palo Alto CA, US Patrick Edward Macaulay - San Jose CA, US John Thomas Garibotto - Newark CA, US Margaret W. Tumas - Orinda CA, US Alan Robert Selfridge - Los Gatos CA, US
Assignee:
Medtronic Vascular, Inc. - Santa Rosa CA
International Classification:
A61B 17/34
US Classification:
606185
Abstract:
The inventions described in this patent application include i) a torqueable introducer sheath which is useable in conjunction with a transvascular passageway forming catheter to effect precise rotational control of the catheter; ii) an anchorable guide catheter which is useable in conjunction with an intravascular imaging catheter and a transvascular passageway-forming catheter to effect precise positioning and aiming of the passageway-forming catheter; iii) a passageway forming catheter having a torqueable proximal portion to facilitate precise rotational positioning of the distal portion of the catheter; iv) a deflectable-tipped passageway forming catheter, v) various markers and other apparatus useable in conjunction with any of the passageway-forming catheters to facilitate precise positioning and aiming of the catheter, and vi) an apparatus which may be formed within a catheter to prevent a member, apparatus of flow of material from being inadvertently advanced through a lumen of the catheter.
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Bio2 Medical, Inc Sep 1, 2012 - Nov 2015
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Medtronic May 2010 - Jul 2011
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Medtronic Apr 2009 - Sep 2010
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The University of Georgia
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University of West Georgia
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